Hunt for $70 to Celebrate our 70th Year!

Grab your plat book, a map and your thinking cap. We’re going on an adventure!

How well do you know your community? We’re going to find out. This is Blue Valley’s 70th year in business and we’re celebrating with a scavenger hunt. We’re hiding 70 collectable coins all around our service territory with riddles and rhymes to figure out where they are. If you find one, follow the instructions on the card and you get a $70 bill credit, PLUS you get into a drawing for our GRAND PRIZE of 70 weeks of free internet! But, that’s not all. If you post on Facebook and tag us with your treasure, you get another entry into the overall drawing.

Save the Date!

We're in the LAST WEEK...only 7 coins left!  

• November 6: Axtell, Beattie & Summerfield

Rules

• Have fun & be safe!
• Respect all posted signs and be respectful of others.
• You will not have to climb a tree or dig a hole to find the coins.
• Any disruptive behavior will result in disqualification.
• Leave things as good or even better than you found them.
• Stay within public places/spaces (i.e., parks, trails, etc.)
• Only one winner per Blue Valley account.
• Must be a Blue Valley customer to win.
• Once you find a collectable coin, follow the instructions on the attached card. 
• All collectable coins must be found and reported to our office by Friday, November 13. 

Clues for Axtell, Beattie, and Summerfield

Clue #1: 
Farmers know this insect well,
Its hopping talents stories tell.
Though small in life, here larger he stands,
Keeping watch across the green lands.

Clue #2:

With peaceful gaze and hands held near,
She welcomes those who venture here.
Through every season, calm and still,
A hidden coin awaits your skill.

Clue #3: 
It doesn’t travel, yet shows the way,
Helping visitors find their path each day.
Proudly sharing what helps hearts unite,
A Fiber Community points you right.

Clue #4:
Though wheels won't turn and tracks grow old,
A tale of double-R is told.
One guards the road where travelers slow,
One gave this life a long time ago.

Clue #5: 
Nine take the field, but not all at once,
Some watch and wait while coaches discuss.
Before their moment arrives without doubt,
They spend their time in a place left out.

Clue #6:
It doesn’t ring, it doesn’t chime,
Yet it helps the town day after time.
Seen from miles as travelers roam,
It quietly serves the place called home.

Clue #7:
Spots and loyalty make quite the pair,
Standing watch with those who care.
Before flashing lights and engines red,
A four-legged helper often led.